Richard Stimac·
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JoinedJuly 25, 2022
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Richard Stimac published over thirty poems in Burningword, Clackamas, december, Faultline, Havik (Third Place 2021 Poetry Contest), Michigan Quarterly Review, Mikrokosmos (Second Place 2022 Poetry Contest; A.E. Stallings, judge), NOVUS, Penumbra, Salmon Creek Journal, Talon Review, Wraparound South, and others, flash fiction in BarBar, New Feathers, Paperbark, Proud to Be (SEMO Press), Scribble, and Talon Review. He has also had an informal read plays by the St. Louis Writers’ Group and Gulf Coast: Playwright’s Circle, a play published by Fresh Words and The AutoEthnographer, and an article on Willa Cather in The Midwest Quarterly.
